> add your own bash script to the init script that tries to get a IP address
> from the server. That might be hard on the DHCP server itself ;-) > Otherwise you could check a management connection to the dhcp server. > See the "mon" package or nagios plugins for more inspiration. I tried dhcping. But as you mentioned, it doesn't work on the localhost. So maybe I can use nmap to check if the port is open and the dhcpd service is listening... Thanks for the input. Perhaps I will try to write a RA for the dhcpd service using nmap to check the status. Regards, Simon -- Simon Jansen 64293 Darmstadt
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